Animals – Pink Floyd’s Cold-Blooded Masterpiece | Orwellian Allegory in Sound | The Collection Vault
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Welcome back to The Collection Vault. I’m Ludi, and today, we enter a world divided by species, power, and silence.
This is Animals, Pink Floyd’s most political and confrontational album. Released in 1977, it’s often overshadowed by The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon, but Animals is Floyd at their most fearless.
Inspired by Orwell’s Animal Farm, Roger Waters crafts a sonic allegory of societal decay. David Gilmour’s solos claw through despair, while the iconic Battersea Power Station cover turns metaphor into monument.
Is Animals Floyd’s bravest album? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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